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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1958
Page
2
Grants for agricultural fairs in Canada doubled since 1947 with 111 fairs sharing about 1 million dollars from the Canada Department of Agriculture. Fairs must meet strict Exhibition Grants Regulations and fall into Class A, B, or Winter Fairs with varying grant limits for permanent improvements, judges, and junior work.
A duck from the Kattler farm in Indian Head Saskatchewan bore two fully formed hearts joined vertically. The bird, part of a 20 head flock, showed no outward differences from its peers and was brought to The News office by Ron Kattler.
A coastal city campaign urges residents to respect traffic laws and cooperate with officers to reduce accidents. Officials emphasize visible patrols and drivers following signals, speed limits, and seat belt rules for safer streets.
Large listings of revenue homes farm lands modern bungalows and business opportunities for sale or trade. Contact Gingrich Realty at 1754 Osler Street Regina Saskatchewan or John W Gross Realty at 10 2720 12th Avenue Regina Saskatchewan for prompt service to buy or sell houses farms or businesses.
A promotional message contrasts gifts for children with the Christian gospel. It frames the divine gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ as a timeless, universal invitation, urging readers to accept God’s love and the salvation offered by His Son. The piece cites a wartime publication tone and closes with a call to receive the gift now.
A 30th Anniversary Essay Contest by the Saskatchewan Optometric Association awards two prizes of 25 dollars each for best essays from city and non city entrants. The top overall essay winner will join guests of honor at the 50th Annual Convention in Regina in February and receive an extra 25 dollars.
Pattern 414 provides actual size cutting and painting guides for three figures and a six foot lamp post cutout. Cut from hardboard and paint in Christmas colors for neighborhood cheer. Five-sheet pattern priced at $1.75 from Home Workshop Patterns, Department PLP. Vancouver, B C.
Scientists for centuries sought a TB treatment. In 1944 Selman Waksman discovered streptomycin, the first antibiotic effective against the tubercle bacillus.
Tuberculosis is explained as caused by a germ the tubercle bacillus. The illness is described as preventable and curable.
Learn to make personal greeting cards using numbered patterns. Pattern 248 offers over a dozen trace and color effects for 40 cents and is included in the Make It Yourself Christmas Pack 48 sold for $1.75, featuring multiple projects.
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